A bill including 12 interventions that will “simplify procedures for industry, reduce bureaucracy, facilitate licensing, and restrict administrative burden” will be tabled in Parliament within the next 50 days, Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos told Skai Radio on Thursday.
Online transactions are a daily reality for Greek online users, with 97% of internet users making e-purchases, according to an annual e-commerce report by Nexi Greece.
Minister of Energy, Trade and Industry Giorgos Papanastasiou said on Friday there is a quantity of natural gas in the Cypriot EEZ that has to be commercialized.
The procedure for the refunding of rent to more than 1 million taxpayers residing in a rented main or student residence has been determined.
Space Hellas is participating in the Greek national mission at GITEX Global 2025, the most important technology exhibition in the international market, which will be held in Dubai on October 13-17.
The implementation of Cyprus’ state budget in terms of both revenues and expenditures for the period between January 1 and August 31 appears to have declined compared to the same period last year, recording a percentage of 54% and 46% respectively, the Treasury of the Republic of Cyprus said on Friday.
For years, Jean Clavel, a French-Swiss national, knew Greece only through summer trips to Hydra. Recently, Athens drew him in.
Public transportation in Athens and Thessaloniki will be disrupted for several hours on Wednesday, Oct. 1, as workers at the Athens Urban Transport Organization (OASA) and the Thessaloniki Urban Transport Organization (OASTH) join a 24-hour nationwide strike against the government’s new labor bill.
Friday’s moderate trading volume and the balance between rising and falling stocks painted a rather weak picture.
Greece will suspend tax and insurance obligations for livestock farmers who lost animals in recent sheep pox outbreaks, Rural Development and Food Minister Costas Tsiaras told Parliament.